Re: how to redirect STDERR and STDOUT to a file when running as a windows service?

redirect your standard output and error by opening the log file , this way :

open ( STDOUT, ">>$logfilename" )   or die "aargh... $!";
open ( STDERR, ">>$errorfilename" ) or die "aargh... $!";
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In case you'd rather use only one file, you could do :

open ( STDERR , '>>$logfilename' ) or die "aaaagh... $!";
open ( STDOUT , ">&STDERR" )       or die "aaaagh... $!";
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Re^2: how to redirect STDERR and STDOUT to a file when running as a windows service? by toadi (Chaplain) on May 12, 2006 at 13:06 UTC
Duh I should have known that :) Friday afternoon first sunny week and the brain leaves the building :D -- My opinions may have changed, but not the fact that I am right	[reply]
Re^2: how to redirect STDERR and STDOUT to a file when running as a windows service? by Anonymous Monk on Nov 02, 2012 at 10:28 UTC
Thanks, you save my day.	[reply]